This work was accompanied by the writing of Debra Denker, and its subject later married Rahmat Gul. The background of this work, presumably a tent, is mainly green. The subject's clothing has three holes, and its red color is dotted with white markings around the figure's face. It appeared on a (*) cover mentioning the flooding of the Great Salt Lake, and this work's subject would be revealed as Sharbat Gula in 2002. A single brown hair floats over this photo's subject's right eye, which is a characteristic green color. For 10 points, identify this National Geographic photograph by Steve McCurry, whose name refers to 
This work was accompanied by the writing of Debra Denker, and its subject later married Rahmat Gul. The background of this work, presumably a tent, is mainly green. The subject's clothing has three holes, and its red color is dotted with white markings around the figure's face. It appeared on a (*) cover mentioning the flooding of the Great Salt Lake, and this work's subject would be revealed as Sharbat Gula in 2002. A single brown hair floats over this photo's subject's right eye, which is a characteristic green color. For 10 points, identify this National Geographic photograph by Steve McCurry, whose name refers to the ambiguous identity of its Pashtun female subject.
This work was accompanied by the writing of Debra Denker, and its subject later married Rahmat Gul.
“ {Afghan Girl} ” [prompt on {picture} of {Sharbat Gula} and equivalents early]